Logitech G - G203 Prodigy

I wouldn't buy Razer products. They are great for a short amount of time and then they stop working. I have had good luck with Logitech.

I have the blue version of that Logitech mouse, and I love it. By far, the best mouse I've ever had.

get a open box g102 for 850rs

Currently using G102 from past 2 years.

that g203 is still usable,. just put a thin layer of tap, or cable mod it. unfortunatly, gaming mice quality nowadays isnt great. maybe an op1 8k(wired) or the op1w 4k(wireless)

closest things is the g102, buts kinda old and lackluster. the next best thing is the mchose g3. its close but not exact

I've had my logitech g203 for maybe about five to six years, it started double-clicking a year ago. I've tried a few temporary fixes but it still bothers me quite a bit. I'll stick with it tho.

I've had my logitech g203 for maybe about five to six years, it started double-clicking a year ago. I've tried a few temporary fixes but it still bothers me quite a bit. I'll stick with it tho.

I've had my logitech g203 for maybe about five to six years, it started double-clicking a year ago. I've tried a few temporary fixes but it still bothers me quite a bit. I'll stick with it tho.

My first "gaming" mouse is the Razer Atheris, then "upgraded" to the Logitech G102. Currently, my daily driver is the ROG Keris Wireless.

Yeah I got one of these for $20-25 a long time ago to use as a travel/if I lose it i don't care mouse. Gave it to my sister eventually when I replaced it with an Orochi.

I've owned both the g102 and deathadder, avoid razer please. Its an overpriced piece of mid equipment. The deathadders scroll wheel gave out after 6-7 months of use. as for the g102 I got a double clicking problem after around a year of use. No mouse in this budget is gonna get you more than 12-18 months(if you're lucky) of usage if you're doing heavy gaming on it..but the death adder was surprisingly very fast to spoil.

Started with Zebronics cheap ass mouse > Redgear A20 > Logitech G102 > Razer Viper Mini > Viper 8Khz > Viper V2 pro > Viper V3 Pro > Razer Cobra currently.

Had that thing for a while since it was my first mouse and i fucking HATED IT. The shape would fit my hand in such a way that I would lift the mouse if my hand cramped, for example when shooting. Replaced it with DAv3 pro and went on a huge winstreak in CS2

G203, wired, easy to clean and reliable. It has 2 side buttons, its enough for me. I had one with a lot of side buttons in the past, but i didnt use many of them and it was hard to clean. I've been with logitech forever too, i tryed a moba razor mouse once and it didnt last long so i went back to logitech. I've also been using a cheap logitech headset for around 10 years.

I do believe lag time is not an issue. I simply prefer having wires than having to charge things.

I won't upvote it due to the double clicking issues later. Mine went into the trash after double clicking issues, my friend went through two of them the wireless and wired version...

G102, I bought it because it was $3 on Facebook marketplace after 10 years of using Dragonwar ELE-G8. It has broken USB so I changed it to type C. Swapped all the switches to Kailh silent.

My logitech mouse (G203 Lightsync) is beginning to double click after like 8-months of light use...

My logitech mouse (G203 Lightsync) is beginning to double click after like 8-months of light use...

My logitech mouse (G203 Lightsync) is beginning to double click after like 8-months of light use...

Yea, I figured. I currently main the G305/G203-shaped mice in fingertip only mode. Older mice like those Steelseries Kana type of shapes you could transition between fingertip and claw with zero effort, so I feel like a lot of these new mouse shapes are just bad in general because you can easily make a shape that supports both fingertip and claw with little drawback.

Yes and no. If your mouse is complete shit, you’ll notice it immediately but if you have a half decent mouse, from that point onwards, upgrades in sensor quality etc are fairly negligible. Shape is more important than anything. Players had monster aim even 20 years ago with mice from that era. Lower weight is nice, higher polling rate is nice etc but none of those are gonna make you a noticeably better player. I’ve used many high end mice. My current main is a Viper V3 Pro but I’ve also won tournaments with a cheap ass G102. Difference in performance was honestly not much. Besides, personal preference matters a lot. The GPX is widely regarded as a high end mouse with a safe shape but it’s literally unusable for me. The shape and coating make it slip out of my hand way too much.

My Deathadder V2 is going on 4+ years. Hoping it'll last as long as yours. This was my first Razer and I only used Logitech ones. They never lasted more than 2 years. Always the double click issue (two G102, G403). Someone on the BuildAPC discord server recommended the Deathadder V2 due to the optical switches. Probably the only Razer product I've ever bought and exceeded my already negative opinion of the whole brand lol. Software sucks balls tho but then again so was Logitech's. I see that Godox X1 Flash Trigger too haha. I have one for my Nikon. Sadly I no longer shoot that much that involves the use of flash. Last I checked it, the rubber covers disintegrated due to the heat and humidity.

g102 is the best budget mouse there is

if u use it normally it'd last atleast 1 and a half year tho, thats pretty good for a mouse of about 1k

For smaller hands, the DA may feel bigger. I had the same confusion and finally went with the G102. Been using it for about 2 years now and it's very comfortable for my hand size.

My favorite cheap wired one that's hard to fail you is logitech g102. There are wireless options that are very cheap if you're willing to spend a few more such as vxe R1or darmoshark m3s to cite a few

Logitech G203 - $24.50 Higher DPI, lighter, has an extra button, has ARGB if you’re into that

Logitech G203 - $24.50 Higher DPI, lighter, has an extra button, has ARGB if you’re into that

Logitech G203 - $24.50 Higher DPI, lighter, has an extra button, has ARGB if you’re into that

G203 is considered a small mouse. And the DA essential more medium entering on large. [Check them out on eloshapes.](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=razer-deathadder-essential-vs.-logitech-g203-lightsync-vs.-steelseries-rival-3-vs.-royal-kludge-m30)

currently use the same, had double click issue. put wd40 in it, now it's working fine.

Logitech G102. Don't bother with anything else. Cheap as fuck, perfectly functional, sensor practically pro level.

for small-medium sized hands i recommend g102 (or w/e the equivalent in US is called) and xm1r both similar in shape with very good and precise sensor

[Logitech G502 Hero](https://talospc.com/product/logitech-g502-hero-wired-gaming-mouse/) (or X) around $40 is a good option. Has a bunch of buttons that can be useful for macros, but if you have no need for those, even less expensive mouses like the G203, are good already. I would not buy an expensive mouse unless you actually need it, or find the current one too uncomfortable, and want to try something different. I have a G203, and G502 Hero i got on sale (to replace a G402 i'm using for macros). The 502 i'm keeping in the box until the 203 decides to go. If you don't have large hands, both are excellent already.

For me, all three Logitech's I have (G203, G403 and G502 Hero) are super comfortable, with good weight, good grip (even the 203), and the 502 has the button on the side that I find perfect. On the 502 Hero you can add or remove the weights, I'm using only one to be around what i'm used with the 402. My last mouse was a Corsair M60, not great, bit weird to grip, too big, before that was a Cooler Master Sentinel that lasted only a year.

This one had the mouse wheel go kaput on me just short of the 2-year warranty. Managed to get it replaced, but the process was kind of annoying. Mouse is on the smaller side. Expect planned obsolescence, but not a bad deal.

VXE r1 pro max, fuck logi with their trash scrolls, i had 4 different models(g203, g403, g603 and g pro light(after 5 months)), in every single one the scroll broke(not working or scrolling randomly), same happened to my friend in few logi mouses. If they fix that they would be the best manufacturer but now you might have better chance of getting chinese mouse from ali for half the price. And imo wireless is gamechanger now, lag almost identical to usb and it can hold up to month depending on model(i think g603 hold for 2 months on 2 AAs, while deathadder v2 was able to go for around month), so you can either buy bunch of batteries or rechargeable batteries and forget or go with built-in batteries but those last around week, maybe more depends on how much you play.

i think logitech g102 or g203 would be good (8000hz, light weight, comfortable, glides smoothly). I tested both of those and i dont see any difference between them except g203 glides smoother(it could be bcs my g102 was quite old already)

i think logitech g102 or g203 would be good (8000hz, light weight, comfortable, glides smoothly). I tested both of those and i dont see any difference between them except g203 glides smoother(it could be bcs my g102 was quite old already)

G304/ G102 not recommended. I have one with Borked Scroll Wheel and Double Click Issue. No clue bout Razer Mice.

get a g203, viper mini, deathadder essential, literally any "reputable brand" other than redragon. redragon still uses prehistoric avago laser sensors that werent good when they released 10 years ago, the fact that they sell them is insane

compared to any other $25 mouse the g203's switch implementation is fine. it was only an issue ~6 years ago when they used the 50m's, ever since the superlight theyve had top tier debouncing or opticals on all their mice. it's only a concern if youre buying their older midrange mice

G203. Best cheap mouse ever.

If into pure FPS and lightweight, would recommend g102, else g402 is lowkey the best, then comes 502, go down the Logitech lane and I presume you won’t be disappointed, cause most of us Logitech users weren’t(not a fanboy of logitech G, just feels value for money), I have been using 402 since 2020, it’s still smooth as butter, so would recommend you to increase a bjt of budget for easy 3-5 years of smooth mice, unless you drown it somewhere 🫡

logitech g102. had that thing for 2 years before the scroll wheel went bad.

Proper gaming mouse would be the Logitech G203 Prodigy. They don’t make that beast anymore, instead, they replaced it with a cut-down version of “G203 Lightsync”, same shell, worse parts inside, 20€ more expensive..

Proper gaming mouse would be the Logitech G203 Prodigy. They don’t make that beast anymore, instead, they replaced it with a cut-down version of “G203 Lightsync”, same shell, worse parts inside, 20€ more expensive..

Hi there! You seem to be holding the mouse nearly the same way I do. I used to main a G203 Prodigy which after 6 years started double-clicking. Now I moved to a MChose G3. It’s just a better G305. It weighs just 55grams, takes USB-C charging and I bought it for 18-ish $ without a sale, so you may be able to find it even cheaper.

Yes, the G305 is the wireless version of the G203, that’s why I mentioned I used to main the “same” mouse as you :) The Mchose G3 is just a G305 with modern specs 👍

The new lightsync version has a sensor that spins out compared to the original g203 which had a flawless sensor.

increase budget and at least get a g102 or razer deathadder essential

G203 all the way

I went with Logitech for this exact reason razer ones design is too right hand focused and g102 has a netural design that works for me as I am left handed

I second the G203, best mouse I've ever used.

Need a mouse in the 60-70 AUD range, What I am looking for is: 1. Medium in size, I used the razer deathadder, logitech g102 before, The deathadder felt nice, g102 was a bit smaller but manageable. 2. good buttons, Specially a good wheel. Among the 3 gaming mice(3rd being aorus m2 lol) I've used in my life, all 3 of their wheels got fvcked in like less than a year. The m2 lasted a whole before fully killing the wheel. G102 was alright, it works most of the time but not always. And the worst being deathadder, Both the wheel and the cable died under 3 months wtf. 3. not ugly. It doesn't have to be pretty But I saw mouses with goofy lighting which legit looks like sticker(could be sticker idk). 4. weight doesn't matter that much since I'll not be using it for competitive or hardcore gaming. 5. wireless Thank you.

I mean what is cheap to you? $30-$40 is the bottom of the market for a decent gaming mouse. You can get something like the logitech g203 for $25 but you aren't getting much for that price

If your hand isn't humongous, then you might like the shape of VXE R1 Pro. Reviewers say this is the king of budget mice because it is on par with premium mice, they say it is basically a "clone" of the much more expensive logitech gpx. It has ergonomic shape, comfortable, not a spaceship on your desk. If you do decide to get it, get the Pro variant, not the cheaper variants, and not the Pro Max. Just "Pro". Because of switches. This is a FPS mouse, so standard 2 main buttons, clickable mousewheel, plus only 2 side buttons, (MMORPG gaming mice have more side buttons). Has wired versions. You can also go with the much cheaper Logitech G203, but expect the switches to start double clicking within its first year. So this mouse is only viable if you have some soldering skills, or know someone, so you could replace the switches. Otherwise, its complete waste of money. It is also a lot heavier than VXE R1, annoying if you are used to using lightweight mice. But it is dirt cheap. In the end, if you can find a mouse that you like the shape, the shape, the weight, thats all that matters. Because you can replace the insides (aka mouse modding). You can replace switches, use grip tape, change the under skates, etc.

G203 my beloved work mouse. I’m sorry I left you at my old job.

I've been using a g203 LIGHTSYNC, not too expensive and it gets the job done. I've never used any other mouse since I bought my first pc a couple months ago, so I can't make any comparisons. My only complaint is that it's a little bit small. I got small hands so it doesn't bother me too much, but I could see someone with bigger hands not liking this mouse.

personal opinion id rather go with Logitech than overhyped overpriced Razer i have used Logitech mx 518 (original) lasted me 6 years repaired it couple of times (swiches) they too lasted another 2 years thrn decided to get the 2013 DA razer shite quality within 6 months got it replaced for double click replaced unit too got the double clicking issue after 6 months thatd when I decided to take ut the mx518 out again and replace its switches which it worked for total of 8 years before completely dying out phir brother gifted me a Logitech g102 1 saal me double click issue started got it replaced same with 2nd replacement unit kuch saal voo 199 wala mouse chalaya then now i got g 203 so far 2 years its working fine

personal opinion id rather go with Logitech than overhyped overpriced Razer i have used Logitech mx 518 (original) lasted me 6 years repaired it couple of times (swiches) they too lasted another 2 years thrn decided to get the 2013 DA razer shite quality within 6 months got it replaced for double click replaced unit too got the double clicking issue after 6 months thatd when I decided to take ut the mx518 out again and replace its switches which it worked for total of 8 years before completely dying out phir brother gifted me a Logitech g102 1 saal me double click issue started got it replaced same with 2nd replacement unit kuch saal voo 199 wala mouse chalaya then now i got g 203 so far 2 years its working fine

So currently i have a lenovo legion m300 mouse and quite honestly i do not like it. Specifically the elongated part where your palm sits, it makes for some awkward hand positions in games where aim and precision is important (cs2). The mouse that i remember absolutely loving is my old logitech g102. I mainly use a claw grip on all of my mice and its shape and size was perfect, but due to age i dont consider it as an option anymore. What gaming mouse would resemble most the shape, size and hand feel of a logitech g102? Preferably under 100 euros if it is possible.

any of these will be fine. g203 is very light mouse with good sensor also razer essential.

majority casuals would pick g502 first and only mouse they ever used for long period of time. because another casual recommended it to them online. g203 is pretty decent had one its light and has low input latency.

Keychron M4 (4k polling rate version). I fingertip grip so most small to medium size mice feel pretty nice. I've used a few mice over the years and every Steelseries or Razor mouse I've had has died in 0.5-1.5 years. Scroll wheel on Razor mice goes instantly in my experience. Mice I've used on top of my head: CM Xornet: Extremely cheap at the time but also cheap feeling, awful sensor, amazing form that is still hard to find 10 years later. CM720: Successor to the Xornet and CM Spawn. Decent mouse overall with a terrible scroll wheel. Razer Deathadder: I've had 1, my brother has bought 3. Scroll wheel always dies first and they've never lasted 2 years. I find them to be bulky and terrible mice for fingertip gripping but a lot of people love it with claw grip. Steelseries Xai: Had two and decided I'm never buying a Steelseries mouse again. Left mouse button started dying on the first mouse within 3 months. The ambidextrous brick shape felt awkward and I ended up tilting the mouse 90 degrees G203: Amazing mouse for the price. For games like PoE there's really no need to go beyond the 25-35$ price point when mice like these exist.

Lol I have 2 mice Ones 10y old Double clicks Even the g203 lightsybc double clicks The best part is the dpi button started double clicking LMAO anyways I have some kailhs in em now

I have one of the old ones made from better parts. Has lasted me over 10 years now. Sad to see you needed that many replacements.

Don't buy the Razer, or any Razer product at all. Never owned peripherals that broke so much as my Razer ones have. The Logitech one is probably fine

i had a raza naga and basilisk. I also tried a g203 and razer viper, both of which were too small for my hands.

ye i had replace 2 G102, 1 G603, 1 G703 which has the double click issuse for my friends and myself

Logitech G203 Lightsync is a great budget choice, use solaar for configuration

Time to time lurker here. I got my first gaming mouse around 2019-ish; it was the Logitech G102 Prodigy. After some time, I learned about the Strix Impact II here and got one due to the shape being similar and hotswappable primary switches after a few G102 double-clicking, but now the scroll wheel started to jitter or jump. I don't know the proper term. On the software side, I used Ghub the longest, and compared to ROCCAT's and Armory Crate, there was another lighter Ghub. I can't recall the name or if it was portable, but I would have preferred it over Armory Crate for the Strix Impact II, but at least it's not like Roccat's software that bricked a mouse. I've worn cotton gloves to manage sweat before; it wasn't comfortable, so I'm curious about the Ace Mini's coating, but I like the hump on the Ace Extreme; the size seems closer to the Strix Impact II.

You have 2 choices from reputable brands •Razer Deathadder Essential •Logitech G102 These both are great under this budget. I'll give you 2 more options, if u extend your budget. •HyperX Pulsefire Core(₹1799) • Razer Cobra(₹1999, elitehubs) If you have small hands, then razer cobra is the best in budget, tho it is wired

Bro the Logitech 203 is great. I've been using it for over 5 years and it's still rocking and working flawlessly. Definitely one of the best mouses I've ever owned.

Logitech G102 wired. Really good for small hands Dont buy any wireless mouse under 1000rs. They have shuttering issue in gaming.

No bro. It’s not very small mouse. Big hands can also use it. Same size as your Lenovo mouse

Logitech g102 is nice but it feels kinda small for my hands, whereas deathadder feels big 💀 But yeah g102 is more lightweight so it's a + for me

Its a toss for me. The longest running mouse i had was g102 which worked flawlessly for 7+ yrs. but g304 got the issue within 3.

yes i bought refurbished g102 no issues since 1yr

G502x wired is pretty good, bit bulky but I like the extra buttons. G203 also a great budget mouse, also liked how light my old G203 Prodigy felt which can help if your tracking fast movement on screen.

I bought a logitech G203 the other day, and it is absolutely awesome. It's $30 AUD on amazon.

Logitec G202 has a wider palm, although it’s got less for extra buttons it fits my hand more comfortably than the G502 did. It’s a lightly flatter and wider profile than most

Am curretly using logi g102 (wired verion... its a good mouse if u aint beat ur mouse doing butterfly clicking like me..) and logitech software is also really good... Never used any razer mouse... might be change to razer later or if am lucky then attack shark x3..

Same grip and \~same hand size, started gaming long time ago with the first G502.. then when Logitech made G PRO (G305) shape.. I got the Prodigy one, G203 and used that for a long time. Looking for a lighter replacement I tried: \- XM1 (good shape, great coating, but slightly large, back hump too big, definitely worth trying) \- OP1 (way to narrow, not for me) \- All the Zowies, ended up using for a short time EC-3 (issue: no micro adjustments), ZA-13 (back hump too high) \- GPX 2.. not bad but for some reason can't find a good grip... also, slippery, sold. I'll try the smaller 2 C \- G303 SE, great if it wasn't so big (still use it regularly at work) but G305 has better shape. \- MZ1 awesome.. just unreliable and a liiiiitle bit too small. \- Viper Mini = No! \- G403 that hump's huge. Now trying Mchose L7 Ultra and G3 Ultra... You (me also) want a mouse small enough that let you do micro adjustments with your fingers, it also must have some support where that small palm part touch it. G305 is great at this because you can freely move the mouse, that slightly tilted sides let fingers grab it easily, and when you press it against your palm you have enough support. If I have to pick a mouse right now for the next years, shapewise G305.. Can't understand why Logitech have not yet released a superlight version and is milking with no end the GPX shape.. Think about not buying a mouse because a pro use it but buy it if it suits you, that's what counts.

I've gone through five G203s, and now this XPRO Superlight 2 is starting to feel mushy after just 5 months. I'm about to RMA it. Honestly, every single Logitech mouse I've owned has ended up needing an RMA.

I've been using a logitech G203 for like 3-4 years now? It's honestly a fantastic mouse, and I haven't felt a need to upgrade.

Logitech's G203 mouse is solid and cheap. If you're willing to go up a bit more, the G502 is a classic standard that's low in price. For keyboards, I'm not comfortable recommending anything cheaper than what you can find from Keychron. Their C1 model is fully mechanical and NKR0 (meaning you can register all keys simultaneously). I'm not saying you couldn't find a cheaper keyboard, I just can't personally validate anything that low in price. The mouse recommendations are non-negotiable IMPO. The G203 is like, $20 US, which is ridiculously cheap for the category, and what you're getting. Logitech mice are the gold standard. At 40-50, the G502 used to be a premium high end gaming mouse. You can look at other brands like Corsair or Razer or whatever, but there's no sense trying to squeeze more savings than you're getting from a 203. Don't forget to look for refurbished/like new options on Amazon. You could save a few bucks that way, as long as it's returnable.

I went through 3 203's before I got a 305 but about half a year in I got a custom 3d printed shell for it and i've had that one for around 3 years or so and it hasn't broken, no double clicks ( It has custom switches in it) it's on my profile somewhere but it's a good no nonsense mouse.

logitec g203, i love it. Goated mouse

zowie b v2 series has really thick plastic walls, much thicker than the newer c or d series. or just regular b series but that's downgraded in a lot of ways. if u can find either of them new. there's also metal mice but the base is generally brittle plastic with honeycomb holes and quite easy to crack since the metal doesn't bend to give any structural leeway, if you drop it on the base it'll break even easier than a plastic mouse. g102/203 are ok too but outdated sensor wise. ironically the older g pro wired is better, especially the oldest 3366 variant (you can distinguish them via sticker shape on the bottom and cable). g305 is ok too but the clicks on mine went to shit after a while so i just use the g pro 3366 instead. the pro intellimouse also has some fans seems fairly well built, but i've never tried it.

Depends a lot on your budget. I have g203. Really great mouse.

G102 is good using for years

To be honest, my all time go to mouse has been the Lenovo 300 wired mouse. Yes, it’s a work mouse I had lying around. Surprisingly, the ergonomics is top notch compared to my current G102 The matte finish helps during long hours of competitive sweat filled gaming. Although, the G102 haven’t given up on me yet, I’ve had a warm heart for this underrated mouse for gaming

Buy the regular ones bro..logi g102 and razer deathadder..you will get much better support in case if anything breaks within the warranty period plus it is highly brought and used so you will get your answers for a lot of your queries ..it's like goto no nonsense thing..I mean this cosmic byte evofox all are low quality products..that is the reason they are so cheap

Then go with it. This flexing issue could be easily fixed with tape. $30 is a banger considered when G102 costs you the same on Amazon

Just replace the cable and switches (replace with dustproof ones) on your G102. Believe me, nothing is as durable as Logitech

Logitech g304 if you want wireless If wired go with the razer cobra or deathadder essential Personally I have used a logitech g102 in the past and it's good but tends to get bad after 2 years. I used the cooler master mm710 which used to cost around 1.7k back when I bought it from elitehubs.com but I guess they ran out of stock

Same lol. I'm a former G102 owner. Both are good but in different ways ig.

How do you clean it? I have a G203, its basically the same mouse, just a different name.

i have used 4 units of g102 and 3 of them were rma unit and all had the issues described above.  the wire part should be ignored as i had a g102 in mind while writing. g304 is the same mouse but wireless and will have issues.

Remove g102 from the list if you dont wanna end with a mouse which gas double click and scroll issues. 

I have a Logitech G102. It's a nice, no-nonsense gaming mouse that won't break the bank. 6 buttons, a little RGB, and comes in some fun colours.

I like the Logitech stuff because the software is decent and can find plenty of upgrade components on AliExpress.

Well, that sucks. My G102 allows that DPI button to be customised. I low-key knew some manufacturers do not allow it to be customised, that's why I'll try to find pictures of the software and whether or not the DPI button is referenced in the configuration screen.

Durable? I have had my G102 for Years. I have seen posts complaining about double clicking; never had an issue with mine. Buy any gaming mouse you like the specs and the shape of; durability is up to your luck and care. Edit: unless said model is notorious for QC issues.

logitech g102 / g203 is the best cheap budget option, such a nice mouse

logitech g102 / g203 is the best cheap budget option, such a nice mouse

fr man its still working even after using it roughly, slaming it in rage etc. worth 1200

My logitech g203 prodigy only started double clicking after 6 years, but I haven't used it heavily.

am i the only guy on the basic Logitech g203? i think it's a pretty good mouse, until the inevitable double-click issue starts happening.

wow, i tried this just now and then spent like a minute clicking the text of your comment trying to get it to double click, and it worked. it's not double clicking. thanks. how long does it usually work for you after breathing on it?

then enjoy your 2.4hz intermittent connection. I will 100% use viper mini or g203 over some cheap 2021 wireless mouse

I'm using G102 for the last 5 years++ 😄 Lightweight, 8K DPI, I set it to 3k 5k 6k...8k is damn too fast... Extra customised button and the RGB good thing is it's not a static RGB so I can set according to my preference.

Bro Razer is very good in comparision to logitech. You'll face double click issue in logitech mice. I bought a g102 and it was done in 3 months. Just got the razer one and its going good.

None of the above Just get Logitech G102

And Logitech g102 has double click issues. 

Yes but still better than double click issue of Logitech g102, that's why got this

Tbh every recommendation I saw, posts and replies said razer deathadder Essential is best under 1k, also g102 sensor has been silently degraded. It's not like I can buy mouse above 1k, as I have also mentioned I needed one under 1k immediately.

I have had success with the Logitech G203. It is an egg-shaped wired mouse with two side buttons (and a third below the scroll wheel I use for PTT). Those comments are so asinine. They're sexist against women, and horrible for the men with small hands. I don't understand why somebody with large hands would watch a video on mice not designed for them and complain. Don't they have anything better to do?

I use the second one. It’s decent a whole lot better than my old wired g102. But the razor might be more ergonomic imo.

Unfortunately no, never really had issues with the size of the g203, I borrowed a friend’s r1 se a week ago but the shape feel the same to me, both very comfortable mice but I still prefer my g203 :)

Been using G102 Prodigy for more than 7 years. Great mouse but I hate the G Hub software and looking for something to change. I've tried Scyrox v6 and while it had great features, the ergonomy did not quite fit my smaller hands and it wasn't physically durable so it died after a couple of hard falls to the ground. I'm looking for something both durable (good construction), has decent features (I don't need 8k, my monitor is 144 hz so 4k would be more than enough), also decent price tag, and of smaller size for palm grip since my hands are smaller than of a normal adult male. I also have to mention that I'm living in Turkey so brands outside Turkey is a no go since the custom tax is beyond absurd in here so no Aliexpress or Amazon US. Thanks in advance.

I have a G203 which is the same shape as the g305 and I jumped to the razer d v3 wired. The new mouse is way more comfortable than the g203, it fits better for my hand. I don't feel the wire.

I dont think anyone needs a better mouse than the G203.

i just usually buy 3 of those g102's for 150 each. and then switch off the parts kapag may nasisira (double-clicking, bad mouse wheel). pag naka-tsamba, can last years.

4 logi ko, 3 sa kapatid ko, lahat nagka-issue. Napapalitan ko naman ng switches.

Its not, it was but now its hot garbage because you have to leave the app open to program the RGB... You know, so they can scan your games and spy on you. It was a good mouse... till they ruined it. Now its garbage.

RIP for just double clicking issue ? You can open the mouse and use some WD40 spray just 2 sprays on the switch, close the mouse and use it like the issue never happened. I recently did this to my G102 and it's working fine like butter.

RIP for just double clicking issue ? You can open the mouse and use some WD40 spray just 2 sprays on the switch, close the mouse and use it like the issue never happened. I recently did this to my G102 and it's working fine like butter.

RIP for just double clicking issue ? You can open the mouse and use some WD40 spray just 2 sprays on the switch, close the mouse and use it like the issue never happened. I recently did this to my G102 and it's working fine like butter.

Logitech G203. Was on sale when I got it too. Keep it simple, it's light but not too light (I like a bit of weight to help with stability but it's certainly not a tank), 2 buttons on the side, half-decent software to customise your DPI and stuff. I don't recommend buying a non-brand mouse because every time I've done that the customisation software is always ass. Like once I had a generic chinese mouse that didn't let me pick 1000 dpi (only 900 or 1100). Fucking infuriating 😭😭😭. I don't have brand loyalty Logitech specially, look around and figure out what brand has a mouse with the weight you are looking for.

According to your use: Pure hardcore gaming: Logitech G402 Calm casual gaming: Razer deathadder, Logitech G203 YouTuber or steamer: Razer Cobra Best budget: Kreo hawk My choice is that you should take Razer deathadder or G203 as it is cheap, provides peaceful gaming experience and provide decent aesthetics

Rakk Dasig - heavy at 90g, outdated 3325 G102 - heavy at 85g, outdated 1855 Aula SC580 - heavy and another 3325, better build quality than Rakk Dasig at least Viper Mini - 3359 is old but acceptable, high lift off distance (preference), good but relatively slow skates. Actually usable weight (60 ish grams) too bad its discontinued and there are no viper minis that arent fakes below 1k, the razer cobra (viper mini replacement) starts at 2k. Hawk 1 - avoid Garuda Gear brand as a whole, too many quality control issues Attack Shark X11 - old 3311 sensor, avoid their sub 1k mice and go straight to 3395 like their Attack Shark X3 VXE R1 - build quality issue, luck of the draw depending on the batch you get. Go straight to R1 Pro for higher chance of better QC, issues dont show up until weeks or months in use (switches or scroll wheel is usually first to show issues, shell creaking and slam clicking problems as well but those are rarer with the model I mentioned) Only mouse I would consider from that list is VXE R1, but you're better off saving 2k+ for more better options

For your budget I would suggest Razer Death Adder or Logitech G102.Let me know if you are in Bangalore, can get you good deals on these or other gaming products. I know a couple of stores..they are cheaper than Amazon,Flipkart etc. Feel free to DM.

In fact, any mouse for 100€ will be good if it fits you perfectly in shape. I do not recommend listening to advice from people who simply name the mouse model, this is stupid advice. We all have completely different hands. For someone, the superlight is ideal, and for someone, there is nothing better than the g102

yeah the deathadder is classic, but if you really gotta stay under 1000, that g102 is the only thing that actually works without the wobble. keep an eye on Amazon sales, you’ll see a decent drop in the next few weeks.

Logitech G102, used it for about a year until it started double clicking, and then I moved to the steelseries rival 310

G402, using since 2016. Tried g102 in between but I need something witch fits my plam.

I use the Logitech g203 and it works fine for me and it's not that expensive

I got the same issue with the scroll wheel of g102... fixed it by opening the outercover of the mice and applied some WD-40 in the joint of the scroll wheel.. it works without any issues now...

i have one g102, i got it back in 2020, used it for couple years and the cable broke. Replaced it and never use it again

For years it was a Logitech G203, recently I've switched to a VXE R1 Pro Max and I love it.

Oh man, it’s really hard to recommend something considering you play lol, I used to play league only and couldn’t find anything better for it then my pulsefire haste and g102 I had before haste, it all comes down to whether you want something with really light clicks or you can tolerate something with heavier clicks for league. It kinda bugs me that so many people overlook clicks lightness and spammability. In my case so many mice were ruined because clicks were too stiff and when I click heads in valorant or cs my crosshair moves a bit(Viscose showed this in op1we review). g502 has really nice light clicks and it’s really hard to find something like them and not from vaxee. Any vaxee(except for xe-s because it has heavier switch) mice will do just look at their website and pick a shape you like. Vaxee performance is amazing, build quality is great too, nothing to complain about

I have used the Logitech g102 & g304 and currently using the Razer Deathadder V2 x. If you have a claw grip and prefer a small light mouse the G304 is a good choice. The smaller dimensions make a huge difference when flicking in Comp FPS. But like many others on the post I started facing Double Click / No Register on both Logitech mice. It’s apparently a very common issue. My current mouse is the Razer Deathadder v2 x and it’s been great for the longest time. It’s more of a palm grip and took some time for readjustment coming from years of use with the Logitechs. It has two additional buttons (DPI adjustments) by the LMB, tiny for any practical purpose but you can assign any button to it in the software (I use it for grenades and such in game). In this one you have the choice to either use a AA or AAA battery for better control of the weight. In terms of battery usage both mice kinda similar. I just have a couple of spare batteries at all time just for the mice. It’s the trade off of going wireless. Currently I would personally recommend the Razer. https://preview.redd.it/g0rounz5cpof1.png?width=3253&format=png&auto=webp&s=815969b709a0d4c3f41152ee2631eff129409301

I have been using my g102 for 2 years now and havent faced this problem

G102 is shit IMO used it but no better than regular mice

Love the bright RGB lighting on this mouse and the G-Pro shape, but as everyone has said it will succumb to the double click issue. Had 2 of these replaced under warranty and just gave up on Logitech. I opened up one of the mice and gave one of the switches a tiny burst of WD40, that helped for a year or so - I have replacement switches scavenged from another mouse but haven't soldered them on yet. Got some heavily discounted Steelseries Prime+ and Prime+ mini mice from Princess auto for $12 and the optical switches on those are going strong.

My first unit ended up double clicking after about a year so I got another free one off their support (2-year warranty). That one lasted about the same time. It won't last super long but for $28, it's not bad for small handed users. Though it is interesting to see that its sale price is still around $30 even after all these years.

I have the op1 8k and original g203.  Both has gotten double click but its fixable and i have fixed it on both. Op1 give me scroll error at 8 months of use, so you are not safe with it.

using g102 from the last 9 month and no single problem noticed. if u have small hand then g102 or if big hands then deathadder

Im using Logitech g102, got issue in a year and got it replaced from service centre. No doubt Logitech service is good. I use it for day to day work and gaming too. You can go with it if ask me. Not sure about DeathAdder, but Razer is also a good brand. Dont go with any other, choose any one between these two.

I really just have the g203 since 2020 , I don’t have more experience with other mices, help

Logitech G102. Its a"gaming" mouse sure, but you can turn its rgb off and its amazing as a daily mouse. Smooth, responsive and high quality. \~\~2k bdt er moddhe best overall imo. I've been using it myself for almost 2 years and i mostly use it for work/school work and the occasional light gaming. Button gulao programmable so work er jonno perfect

I’m also using the Logitech G102 🥲

I stopped buying this mouse after having two units with the same clicking issue. I just buy the cheapest no name gaming mouse and they last longer than the Logitech.

G102 and G203 are the same mouse

Nothing about it screams "best mouse of all time" to me. It's heavy. I have a G203 Prodigy mouse and it's extremely heavy to the point where I can't even play comfortably or move my mouse without straining my wrist. It's not accurate. I also have a Model 0- mouse that I unfortunately had to switch from and THAT was light and worked extremely well, up until today when it was showing I was only getting 880dpi out of my 1600dpi I set it to. Going back to the G203, it's uncomfortable to hold. I can't tell what kind of grip I should use it with, if anyone could tell me that'd be great but I've tried palm, claw, and raising my wrist from the base of the mouse and using my pinky to move, that was also uncomfortable. I'm willing to change my mind if people could actually tell me how to grip this thing and make it less heavy.

It looks similar to G203 - how the hell do you grip your mouse so it doesn't hurt?

i’m seeing so many Logitech suggestions in here that i’m probably gonna end up with another Logitech lol. so many options. it’s kinda funny to me because Logitech is the mouse that prompted this post. Logitech g203, she’s held on for about 4 years and is a pretty sturdy little cheaper end mouse. the customizable lights are just sick as hell too. edit: I said Logitech so much in this comment. I swear I’m not sponsored

Not 102. I had double click issue after 6 months. Then i bought razor deathadder with optical switch(not sure if all razor comes with this) and it still working good for 4 years now

Also I know I've been knocking on Logitech but I will say the only cheap mice I'd get from them is the G203/G103 (same mouse different name depending on region). It's a wired mouse but pretty dated by todays standards and you can do better for the same price on a budget brand. They're also generally meant for smaller to medium sized hands.

G203 Lightsync is better than G102 but it's build quality is not that good. I don't know about the cooler master. Steelseries and Logitech's software are good enough and for the side buttons I'd say steelseries prime is better than the other ones.

I had bad experience with razer, anything named logitech go for it. using g102 since 4 years. very lightweight and easy to use. only click issue in which I claim warranty on first year and Repair by my self after 3 year. Dust particles cause click issue.

I have G203 (wired) because I hate batteries: it's ok but I'm interested in this discussion.

G203 lightsync. Planning to get a braided cable and resolder new switches.. had to sacrifice forward button for now, as left click was giving out.

Would agree, best in the price range

lol, if you can’t even afford a decent 2.5mm cable, you’re already out of the game just buy a Logitech G102 on sale and hope the wobble stays in the 0‑2% range

my aim is better in cs2 on g102 i also have razor death adder

G203 Prodigy used for 5 years now I'm on a G305 for 2 years

My 8 year old Logitech G102. Had double click issue after 4 years so replaced the switch with a Kailh one.

I too use that one but i have lost it 🙃

I Bought g102 for the second time, do regular clean up to avoid double click or scroll issues.

I have the Logitech G102. It's scroll wheel stopped working. Then my gpu died and my pc was outa commission for more than a month until I got a new one. After this the scroll wheel was suddenly fixed. No issues since then. So I'd say just go with Logitech. It's very reliable, and is basically voodoo lol

Honestly people arguing about g102 it depends on how the person uses it, i have seen two friends 1 used it for like 4-5 years and the other couldn’t last 1 year with it (this guy kept changing mice frequently because idk what kinda finger he has or what he does with his mice he keeps getting double click issue in every mice ) so it all depends on how you use your mouse

Just buy Huano Blue Shell switches(any you like, but not cheap one). Solder them and be happy. I replaced shitty Omron switches on my Logitech G102, which started double clicking.

Just buy Huano Blue Shell switches(any you like, but not cheap one). Solder them and be happy. I replaced shitty Omron switches on my Logitech G102, which started double clicking.

Just buy Huano Blue Shell switches(any you like, but not cheap one). Solder them and be happy. I replaced shitty Omron switches on my Logitech G102, which started double clicking.

I have the first one (which is my favorite in terms of looks). Never had issues with clicking and whatnot however the cable wore down after a year.

Any good mice under 3k I have used G102, Asus m4 air, Redragon M724 all last for a year or so except M724 where mouse is working fine, but its detachable wire broke and can't find a good wire. So any good mice under 3k? Ps- Checked meckeys they had mchose G7, VXE R1 and ATK A9.

Logitech G102. Yan din ang nirecommend ni TechYesCity. Ang ganda ng pagiging fine ng sensor. Nagkadouble click issue pero umayos din on its own. I have 2. The first one is 5 yrs old, nagkadouble click issue pero umayos sya magisa. Medyo natatapyas na yung rubber sa scroll wheel dahil sa wear and tear pero gusto ko talaga ang accuracy nya. I bought another one for my other PC. It's a little less than a year old and no issues at all. Dito at dito rin talaga ako bumabalik sa model na to dahil subok ko na.

you can check cb firestorm, don't know, haven't used it, but under 1k cosmic byte seems reliable. I would suggest wait for any sale, and go for Logitech g102, often drops below 1200, im using it currently, quite smooth for low budget.

Please dont get logitech. I warn everyone for their mice. I have been a logitech user for long - g102, g304, g502, and now using g pro x superlight. But every freakin mouse gets double click issues. I thought I paid 10k for a mouse it will not have that issue but guess what - logitech doesn't cares. Go for razer please.

Logitech G102 - ridiculously cheap for the quality that it offers.

I don't trust redragon products, get the Logitech g102 or endgame gear op1, maybe the razer cobra

G203 or g309 for Logitech and orochi v2 or razer cobra for razer

You just have to wait on sale it's not worth paying for the original price.

I have the g102 prodigy, no issues with different cloth pads

Mine is a 9yrs g102 prodigy also no issues with the main clicks but it has a shiny part on the left side and the rubber scroll wheel is gone melted. It's not my daily mouse anymore but I still use it whenever I feel like using an egg shape.

Literally my first gaming mouse is the g102 prodigy and went with the ec3-c I have no issues lifting the mouse because of a different curvature and shape

G102 prodigy my first Logitech mouse used it for 9yrs still working, I'm getting the superlight 2c on black color way it will be my second Logitech mouse.

That's sad cause I didn't experience that on my 9yrs old g102 prodigy I heavily used that mouse on 2017-2021 I still use it till this day. My recommendation would be the mchoose g3 ultra it's a g305 with modern tech and the v2 is coming soon.

G102 prodigy my first real gaming mouse it got me le Rank back in CSGO.

I have tried Logitech, razer, Endgame gear, zowie mice and my experience with Logitech the g102 prodigy it's rock solid no issues with the clicks and scroll wheel the rubber scroll wheel deteriorated. Razer the dav2 mini, rvm, Dav3 wired and cobra wired, I had to rma my rvm 7 times knowing it uses a shit encoder my last razer mice are the cobra and dav3 and the quality improved a lot. Endgame gear op1 and zowie are the same they're sturdy but I'll give zowie an upper hand because they use an optical scroll wheel encoder.

Yes it is a decent mouse or you may also check out the razer cobra wired

My heavily used 9yrs old g102 prodigy still kicking no issues with double click, I would also recommend zowie, endgame gear or vaxee any of their mice are durable.

I noticed my grip style is free when I use my g203 prodigy it has a convex side

G102 fits what your looking for

I use my g102 for league of legends and ec3-dw for fps games

Can't go wrong with a Logitech G203 for that price. Light and precise like fries with no extra salt.

I've used g102 for over 4 years without any issues.

G203 represent! I have smaller hands and find it a great size.

I feel poor, I use logitech g102 😭 https://preview.redd.it/1i876a3bib4f1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=dcfe6a9aa0de7be41aab49c76aa47fc5288b1116

Yup, my Logitech mouse is only a year old but has lots of issues already. From the scroll wheel acting weird (going up and down) from my left click double clicking, then lastly right click double clicking and not being able to hold down unless I use full force. Edit: Logitech G102

Uhhhh Budget was mentioned nowhere all you asked was a good mice so I mentioned and forget sentinels edition normal V3 pro was available for 8k-9k on elitehubs like it was available earlier idk whether its available now or not.. and viper v3 pro is better lookin and better functioning mouse then superlight xd..🙂 collab models are on next level.. I am not saying superlight is bad but v3 pro is better... And If you really wanna upgrade from G102 I would suggest sticking to a wired mouse rather than going all wireless cause If you are tight on budget Ill be honest there are no good wireless gaming mouse on budget they lack some or the other thing.. And Good Wireless gaming mouse and Budget is something that I'll never use in a Same sentence.. Like still If you really wanna go wireless then Check logitech G304 or attack shark mouse and for wired - G502 Hero its best overall bit on heavier side but its a good mouse for games like FN. If you like RGBS - Basilisk V3 is best bet If you want a light weight Esports mouse Razer cobra is good.. Imidiate Upgrade from G102 - G203 not upgrade but still its good All these I have used personally.. Good Day..😊😊

I’ve had the first two and their forsure solid mice- but I don’t think I can go back after using the Logitech g pro wireless

I’ve had my 203 for like 6 years at this point and cord is fine. What do you do to your mice?

G203. I am using a PC so battery feature from a wireless or even a wireless mouse is useless to me.

it depends on you, tbh. a million dollar mouse may be useless for a gamer. but a 30 dollar mouse hits your g spot. i personally use a logitech g203. perfect for me

Logitech g102 for 1100 is great Don't get the g203 cause it basically a g102 with different name

Get the logitech g102 man, its a serious game changer

Kreo is not a great company to deal with, and the Logitech mouse is built like a tank. It's such an upgrade over my last shitty mouse, which I got for like 300. I play cs2 and other shooter games, and i find the Logitech mouse perfect.

Logitech g102 is Good one I have been using it for the past two years

Get the G102 and you're set till your mouse decides to start double clicking, logi will replace under warranty but after that you can change out the switch..

Cleaning the side buttons is annoying af to be honest. I still use a regular mouse ( logitec G203) because of it.

I have the g203 for a long time, no problems yet, it just works

Atleast get a Logitech g102🙂 these 500-600 mice are terrible, I used them for 1 yr and after upgrading to g102 I realised how big the difference was in tracking and aiming

G102, double click and scroll issue. Within 2 years.

OP don't go for Cosmic byte the ptfe feet these mouse have are very bad I know it it from my experience Since I own firestorm mouse. You can go for G102 or Hyperx

I use a g203, yeah it's 20ish bucks, but goddamn it's the best 20ish bucks you can spend on a mouse, it feels like an office mouse yes, it doesn't have a g me fanstastillion mmo buttons but damn it's a great value, only beat by maybe a g305 but I don't really like wireless

Yeah I mean it's just so good for, well everything, there's not much on it to break, everything feels, okay enough for the price and it fits quite nicely in my palm

My advice would be to just keep playing and your aiming will get better. Especially with aim trainers. Honestly the only mouse i genuinely hated and couldnt aim with was a g102. Also for context i was global in csgo, 20k+ cs2 and played in some pretty well known local lan tournaments here in hungary.

Logitech G102 Soon shifting to VXE R1 G102 served me well for over 4 years now (had to change switches, but otherwise great mouse)

> My friend strongly discouraged me from playing as Widowmaker, even though my favorite thing to do in most FPS games is shoot things from a distance (I do have quite a bit of experience with the genre). She suggested that I do Soldier or Junkrat instead, the latter because he "requires no brain cells to use". According to her, if I were to choose Widow, I'd just feed to the other team, and she wouldn't defend me in chat if people mocked me over it. I don't think she's wrong that playing Widow would cause you to feed at first. I do think she's wrong in telling you that you definitely shouldn't play Widow because of it, because you'll feed in your first few games (that aren't against bots) anyway probably so I don't know how much it matters. You can play widow if you want but just know you'd probably have an easier time getting used to the game's mechanics if you played another hero. Soldier is definitely the easiest choice because his kit is very basic and similar to other shooters. I wouldn't play Junkrat because his projectiles will be very unwieldy. > She also strongly urged me not to play as Hanzo, even though I enjoy the stealth-based approach in most games. I landed several headshots with him in our first session, but she assures me that those were just bots. Basically, Overwatch can be harder to aim in because movement is instant while in most games there's some acceleration and deceleration time. This means that strafing left and right is a very effective way to move your head hitbox quickly and erratically making hitting headshots rather difficult. In practice hitboxes are larger than player models though so it's not a lot harder than other shooters, but it is differently difficult. Bots don't have good strafing so they're easier to hit, and practice range dummies have very large heads. > She recommended that I give a gaming mouse a go (e.g. she uses the Razer Naga X), though stresses that it's not absolutely necessary. Personally I think Razer are overpriced, but getting a gaming mouse isn't a bad idea. If you're using something better than a shitty cheap wireless mouse it probably doesn't matter. Should you choose to get a 'gaming' mouse IMO your best bet is a low-mid range wired mouse with some thumb buttons like the Logitech G203. > Just off the top of my head. She single-handedly made it to plat as DPS, and I think she said that she reached diamond when she played support. > So... should I stick with her advice? Or should I play the game and learn these things organically on my own time? Coming from a Masters/GM player I don't think her advice is all that bad but I don't think it matters that much. For your very first game just going Soldier is definitely your best bet but after that just experiment with a few heroes. If your goal is to learn how to play the game you might be best off swapping heroes once you've achieved familiarity with their kit. You don't need to play every hero but you should have a couple games on each role (Tank, DPS, Support) preferably 2+ heroes on each before you decide your "main" (if you choose to do so)

The Logitech G203 is a great entry-level gaming mouse with solid performance and is about £23 at Argos. I used one for years before upgrading but still keep it as a backup. For keyboard you can get the Logitech G Pro TKL for £80 at Argos so you could get both for £103 and have a pretty good time IMO. Just make sure your console supports them if that’s where you’re using them.

Bought a deathadder essential mouse in 2019 and has been going strong so far. My Logitech G203 didn't last this long and was similarly priced. My blackwidow ultimate keyboard also has the same story. Hope to touch a decade with this combo.

Bought a deathadder essential mouse in 2019 and has been going strong so far. My Logitech G203 didn't last this long and was similarly priced. My blackwidow ultimate keyboard also has the same story. Hope to touch a decade with this combo.

Bought a deathadder essential mouse in 2019 and has been going strong so far. My Logitech G203 didn't last this long and was similarly priced. My blackwidow ultimate keyboard also has the same story. Hope to touch a decade with this combo.

Logitech G102, mine's been running since 2018. I mostly play fps. Personally, I wouldn't recommend brands like cosmic byte, reddragon etc.

I understand but I have Logitech g102 running just like new since 2018 and I don't think it has hot swappable switches. I've had to open it maybe 5 times in 7 years. 2 times each for left and right click, once for mouse 4 (just sprayed wd 40 on the switch and it fixed it lol)

Same but if you're cool with cleaning your mouse (solves double click issue) then it can run forever. Mine has been working for 7 years. I have had to clean it like 4 times. I mostly play fps.

If you dont want to spend too much for wired i can suggest logitech g203 prodigy or razer viper mini which i used both in the past. Although wireless mouses last pretty long,if the mouse doesnt have a charging deck and just uses battery,u can buy rechargable battery pack which isnt pricey and a recharger. Im using a wireless g305 rn and the battery it came with lasted me like 6 months before it started bugging out. Ive gone through 3 batteries so far and only charged them once.

I remember buying a few of these like 7 years ago for a similar price. I prefer these over the more expensive ones, as the logitech's usually develop the double click issue eventually.

I’ve used every single one of these. Avoid CB. G102 is amazing until it isn’t- it’s known to have double click issues and I’ve had this experience twice. Razer’s great even if your hands are small, though it might feel tad oversized but you’ll adapt in no time. Also, off note I’m beginning to stream and giving away few mouses on weekends. You can check that one in DM if you’re in no hurry.

Logitech has double click issues, I’ve had g102 Worst mouse ever

I have been using g102 since 2019. This is my 3rd 102 mouse. All developed double click issue. I just liked this mouse so much. There is a trick to fix double click on reddit for this mouse. 😂😂

Just got G304 recently after few years with DA essential, Orochi V2, DA V2X HS and my first mouse, G102. Feels right at home.

G102 is great.. worked well for 3 years for me.. after that scroll wheel started acting up.. and now I have the double click issue.. Mostly everyone I know faced some issue or another with this mouse. But it still feels like OG.

Do we count the g102? If so then that's my answer. If not. Razer viper mini

My G102 literally double click after 1 year while my Delux M800 pro from China survived for 2 years and my poor ass attempt of an teardown with a screwdriver and now the only thing is the DPI button not working after I break it during the teardown.

Yeah, not really a fan of these brands. My G102 finally gave up after 3 years so looking for another mouse rn. I'm thinking of buying the R1 SE+ for 7500 rupees, seems like a good deal i guess

Logitech G90 then G102, G502 Hero and Zaopin Z1 Pro, with Elecom Deft Pro if you believe what they said.

Ohh thanks for the response i am looking for Logitech g102 👍👍

Been using the logitech g102 for the past 4 years, no issues yet.

i bought g102, and got double click issue in all left, right, side switches. just after using it for a year. what a waste of 1500 rupees. plus the wire broke from both side usb side as well the mouse side. superb quality. if you want i can dm pics of g102, and how bad logitech's quality is

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

Nobody sells one that's completely without clicking noises. If you are able to solder, you can customize a few mice including the Logitech g203, g305, g403, and g703 to have no click noise using the kailh silent 6x6x7.3mm switches.

The razer basilisk v3 is 2.7k on Ellitehubs I've been using it for 4 months, before this I had a g402, and a g102 before that The razer was a good upgrade from the g402 for me, though keep in mind I didn't like the g102 because it felt small and too light for my hands If you have a larger palm/hand and prefer a heavy-ish mouse, the razer is great

I came from the g102 up until 2023, now I’m using the VXE Mad R and R1 Pro Max on the regular, i personally loved the pulsar X2 Mini too. As for recommendations, i suggest the MChose G3 if you don’t wanna stay away from the egg shape, I second the R1 Pro or any similarly-shaped mice (Scyrox V8, Ajazz aj159, Mad R)

Why did you buy that terrible mouse? Yes it has very light clicks, i had double click issue on both buttons. And then it has terribly hard to click side buttons. Terrible weight, terrible skates & terrible wire. Don't use it for competitive fps games or you'll be at disadvantage.

Going through that with a old G203. Switch for changing DPI now randomly trigging when gaming which is more than a little frustrating.

>I threw them all due to double click issues. My wired logitech g102 begging me to let go rn because I have been using it for 5 years. Every 6 -8 months I open up the casing and fix the double clicking issue. However the last time, the wheel became problematic and diffcult to scroll so I had to switch to a Razer Viper Mini. Logitech still works as backup mouse

G203? It's cheap and it's effective. Not sure about the best though...

I am using Logitech g102. It's been 2 years. However, the scroll wheel stopped working after 1 year only. I am too lazy to buy a new one as I am getting things done with this mouse only.

to be frank depends on where you are aftersales will be a hit or miss but yea the double clicking is pretty much common to all of their mice but I have a g502 hero for a couple of months after owning an old g102/101 for 2+ years which got double clicking issues but it was

A mouse that doesn't give me hand/wrist cramps after hours of use > mega sized ones with 26 buttons that remind you how uncomfortable they are after a day's use. I had to settle with a 5-button traditional sized mouse for that reason. And thats with trying out wrist rests, arm angles, etc... I had to settle with a Logitech G203 wired for extended play time.

I've had my best aim era with g203 never felt that feeling again. +23 mice on my own. Ec2 feels like a glove coming fron g203. Superlighit feels comfy but the clicks arent crazy. Good luck.

As a proud owner of G102 too, yeah man that shit sucks but cleaning it regularly solves the problem.

From a viper mini to a g102 is a horrible, horrible choice. The cable is shit, body is way different, sensor has pretty high LOD. But man, that cable is what hurts me the most when I hear about new logitech mice. I simply had to return mine, even a 2$ 3327 mouse made by a local company here was better...

Recently upgraded to op1 8k but still keep my g102 around.

Mouse: G102 fingertip mod Mousepad: some random red dragon one we had lying around  Keyboard: Elecom vk300 I bought when I was in Japan  Game: strinova mainly and some overwatch 

I used the 502 for around 5 years, it has the best shape imo, the grip I used was similar to yours, very comfortable. Switched to g102 for fps games, disliked the shape and feel, still much lighter than 502. Then to razer viper 8k, shape felt awkward to hold but better than g102. VXE R1 is what I use now. I would still prefer the shape and weight of 502 over anything for all non-gaming use.

Logitech G102. Basic, light, accurate.

Went through a ton of mice cause its a small hobby of mine. Concluded that shape/ergonomics is king. Fingertip grip - small hand. I currently use a Razer Hyperspeed DAv3. Eyeing the upcoming Logitech Superstrike to see if haptics are a gimmick or not (they probably are, lol). I use a vertical mouse for work to change up the hand position. Previous tried mice: * Superlight DEX - Logitech, reliable software, shape was a bit too big for my hands. Great otherwise. * G203 - Got like 2-3 copies of it, oldest one being when it released way back when. Extremely good budget mouse. I prefer ergonomic shape rather than symmetrical shape nowadays though. * Viper Mini - One of my favorite shapes but kept having QC issues. Scroll wheel would break. I'm wary of Razer nowadays even though I currently use one - fingers crossed. * Glorious Model O- -Buggy software kept reseting my button programs, so I ragequit Glorious.

Same here — I’m facing that issue too

I don’t understand, is the razor mouse really big? I have a Logitech g203 and I replicated the image and it’s about the same, am I just stupid cuz my hand isn’t that big or should I be getting a bigger mouse? https://preview.redd.it/urjp5wope1cf1.png?width=3023&format=png&auto=webp&s=af0ddad14783ab3d7fe74b7055147623732b3c3b I’m probably just really stupid

Don't go for G102, I used it for around 2+ years and I got a double clicking problem after just using it for 1 year. Overall it's a great mouse but due to that double clicking shit, I don't recommend it anymore.

yeah g102 is the only legit budget beast, just hit it on a sale and you’re good

I've been using a Logitech G203 Lightsync for years now (only replaced it once). It has programmable sensitivity, which works for me (I'm full quad, but still have some use of my right hand).

I had logitech g102 before, recently bought Razer Cobra

the best mouse will ever be the G203 from logitech 🗣

Same issue on my G203 mainly scroll wheel but i figured there had to be debris in it soo i pulled out my PC Blower and focused the air onto the crevices of the Scroll wheel and it's back to where it was when i first used it

G203 my G102 lasted me 4 damn years before dying 😔

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If your budget can still be at 60$ CAD below you should try out razer cobra (if you want lightweight mouse good for FPS) or G203 logitech (if u have a big hand and ur a palm gripper) though these guys are wired, not sure if you like em wired cause im a big fan of wired (not wireless cause they always have issues and charging is annoying for me)

np, logitech g203 doesnt have a double click problem, not sure what logitech models ur talking about though. if i were to rate cobra and the g203 they have the same feel (in my opinion) because I'm really not meticulous in gaming mouse specs. the only qualm I have with g203 is how it fits to my hand and thats why i chose cobra over g203 (also i play fps alot and lightweight mice gives me 100% control of my aim). so basically the only difference from the two is the sizing and the wiring. cobra's wire is much better than g203 since it isnt rubber, idk how to describe it but its the type of wire to not get scratched easily. make sure to check cobra from time to time cause i bought mine at 40 cad$ instead of 60

I love the g203 before I moved to wireless. Honestly perfect for me.

G102/G Pro hero has a legendary shape bro. Nothing replaces this mouse, just hope that Logitech remaster this mouse as a light weight mouse.

My friend and I got the [Lamzu Atlantis mini pro](https://shop.hid-labs.com/product/lamzu-atlantis-mini-pro/). It's stupid light compared to my G203/305(?)

G203/305 If logitech made a lighter weight g305 with superlight2 internals i'll never own another mouse again